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Originally Posted by firegabe
I did do my reaserch and according to the teamsters in transportation I spoke with. all diesel is the same. It was mandated by law that they make and use low sulfer Diesel Kind of like when they got rid of leaded fuel.
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Well, if you are in California it makes sense that the California Air Resources Board mandates fuel quality, but there are a lot of posters on this site who aren't in California. Regulations differ by geography.
Also, within California, the sulphur content and total aromatic hydrocarbons are regulated, but I am not so sure about the cetane number, and the minimum acceptable cetane is a BMW specified figure. I am pretty sure that fuel lubricity is not specified either.
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